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The Cinematic Orchestra - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (200

If you were one of the 4,000 lucky ones to make it to the Royal Albert Hall - that great gift of a fancy and giant musical venue with all the prestige of a fantasy castle in the clouds - then I suppose you're gagging to get your hands on this album. For the many millions who weren't there, I feel your pain.
The fact that this was an epic gig in an epic venue doesn't really matter when it's just you, your headphones and a bottle of Wolf Blass yellow. Yes, it will be a nice reminder for those former audience members - something to keep the memories alive - but it is also just a beautiful album from the ever-inspiring Cinematic Orchestra.
Their blend of jazz, funk, hip hop and ambient loveliness shines through. You can feel the buzz in the venue, you can sense the neck hairs standing to attention en mass, you can even imagine an annoying guy in front of you doing the jazzy head wobble all the way through.
The Miles Davis horns, the film score strings, the most amazing drumming, which I can only imagine must be from some eight armed unstoppable drumming machine, the soft, roomy and woody piano - Oh God, why wasn't I there?!
The playing is so superb, the sound of the audience clapping and whooping is the only thing that reminds you these guys are playing live. There's no take two, no layering up a little to make a fuller sound. It's all there.
The show took place on 2nd November last year, following a year of intense touring. The band returned to the city where it all started, but, this time, with an enhanced line up. Main man Jason Swinscoe brought with him the 24-piece Heritage Orchestra, and at times, there were more than 40 musicians on stage.
Gorgeous soul-drenched vocals came from Heidi Vogel, Lou Rhodes (formerly of Lamb, and Grey Reverend, with the return of original member PC on the decks.
The sax solo on Ode to the Big Sea, followed by the whirlpool swirls of the thick and magical strings can leave you in tears, as do the dark, rich and emotional string arrangements of closing number Time & Space, with the onomatopoeic electro crackles symbolising the other world this music takes you to. The gentle Fender Rhodes, funky electric guitar, '70s cop show brass and the tightest of tight, crazy drumming of Flite is another track where all you can do is stop, listen and...nope, that's it.
This is not just a band - this is orchestra by name and orchestra by nature - and what an immense experience it is.

Backing Vocals - Eska , Heidi Vogel , Vula
Cello - Ben Trigg , Ezme Gaze , Wayne Urqhart
Conductor, Adapted By - Jules Buckley
Double Bass - Chris Kelly , Evert Martin , Phil France
Drums - Luke Flowers
Flute - Finn Peters , Paul Greenwood
French Horn - Andy Littlemore , Linsdsay Kempley
Guitar [Electric] - Stuard McCallum
Keyboards - Jason Swinscoe
Lead Vocals - Eska, Heidi Vogel, Lou Rhodes
Lead Vocals, Guitar - Grey Reverend
Mastered By - Martin Gilles
Mixed By [Assisted], Engineer [Assisted] - Al Riley , Dominic Smith
Mixed By, Engineer - Stephen Hodge
Photography - Will Cooper Mitchell
Piano, Electric Piano [Feneder] - Nick Ramm
Saxophone [Tenor], Saxophone [Soprano] - Tom Chant
Trombone [Bass] - Lewis Edney
Trombone [Tenor] - Alan Hardiman , Bob Dowell
Trumpet - Freddie Bols , Gavin Broom
Turntables, Electronics - Patrick Carpenter
Viola - Merlyn Sturt , Nozomi Cohen , Stella Page
Violin - Antonia Pagulatos , Catriona Parker , Marianne Haynes , Martin Lissola , Nat Jones , Patrick Roberts , Penny Ainscow , Jote Osahn* , Rosie Tompsett , Sam Aylward

Adapted By - John Calvert (2)

Genre................: Jazz, Soul, Electronic
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2008
Ripper...............: CDex 1.50b7 & Samsung CD/DVDW SH-222A
Codec................: LAME 3.97
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3, APE v2.000
Ripped by............: pparadiso on 26.11.2010
Included.............: NFO
Covers...............: Complet 150 DPI

01. All That You Give (originally on Every Day)
02. Child Song (originally on Ma Fleur)
03. Flite (originally on Every Day)
04. Familiar Ground (featuring Heidi Vogel) (originally on Ma Fleur)
05. To Build A Home (featuring Grey Reverend) (originally on Ma Fleur)
06. Prelude (originally on Ma Fleur)
07. Breathe (featuring Heidi Vogel) (originally on Ma Fleur)
08. Man With The Movie Camera (originally on Man with a Movie Camera)
09. Time And Space (featuring Lou Rhodes) (originally on Ma Fleur)
10. As The Stars Fall (Japanese Edition bonus track) (originally on Ma Fleur)
11. Burn Out (ITunes Bonus Track)

Playing Time.........: 01:05:01
Total Size...........: 153.52 MB

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pparadiso Usuario Expulsado Recien Registrado Me Gusta Estadisticas Mensajes: 8 Me Gusta Recibidos: 2 Me Gustas Dados: 0 Ingreso: 30 may 2015 Temas Nominados a TDM Temas Nominados 0 Temas Ganadores: 0 Reputacion Poder de Credibilidad: 0 Puntos: 10	The Cinematic Orchestra - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (2008) The Cinematic Orchestra - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (200 If you were one of the 4,000 lucky ones to make it to the Royal Albert Hall - that great gift of a fancy and giant musical venue with all the prestige of a fantasy castle in the clouds - then I suppose you're gagging to get your hands on this album. For the many millions who weren't there, I feel your pain. The fact that this was an epic gig in an epic venue doesn't really matter when it's just you, your headphones and a bottle of Wolf Blass yellow. Yes, it will be a nice reminder for those former audience members - something to keep the memories alive - but it is also just a beautiful album from the ever-inspiring Cinematic Orchestra. Their blend of jazz, funk, hip hop and ambient loveliness shines through. You can feel the buzz in the venue, you can sense the neck hairs standing to attention en mass, you can even imagine an annoying guy in front of you doing the jazzy head wobble all the way through. The Miles Davis horns, the film score strings, the most amazing drumming, which I can only imagine must be from some eight armed unstoppable drumming machine, the soft, roomy and woody piano - Oh God, why wasn't I there?! The playing is so superb, the sound of the audience clapping and whooping is the only thing that reminds you these guys are playing live. There's no take two, no layering up a little to make a fuller sound. It's all there. The show took place on 2nd November last year, following a year of intense touring. The band returned to the city where it all started, but, this time, with an enhanced line up. Main man Jason Swinscoe brought with him the 24-piece Heritage Orchestra, and at times, there were more than 40 musicians on stage. Gorgeous soul-drenched vocals came from Heidi Vogel, Lou Rhodes (formerly of Lamb, and Grey Reverend, with the return of original member PC on the decks. The sax solo on Ode to the Big Sea, followed by the whirlpool swirls of the thick and magical strings can leave you in tears, as do the dark, rich and emotional string arrangements of closing number Time & Space, with the onomatopoeic electro crackles symbolising the other world this music takes you to. The gentle Fender Rhodes, funky electric guitar, '70s cop show brass and the tightest of tight, crazy drumming of Flite is another track where all you can do is stop, listen and...nope, that's it. This is not just a band - this is orchestra by name and orchestra by nature - and what an immense experience it is. Backing Vocals - Eska , Heidi Vogel , Vula Cello - Ben Trigg , Ezme Gaze , Wayne Urqhart Conductor, Adapted By - Jules Buckley Double Bass - Chris Kelly , Evert Martin , Phil France Drums - Luke Flowers Flute - Finn Peters , Paul Greenwood French Horn - Andy Littlemore , Linsdsay Kempley Guitar [Electric] - Stuard McCallum Keyboards - Jason Swinscoe Lead Vocals - Eska, Heidi Vogel, Lou Rhodes Lead Vocals, Guitar - Grey Reverend Mastered By - Martin Gilles Mixed By [Assisted], Engineer [Assisted] - Al Riley , Dominic Smith Mixed By, Engineer - Stephen Hodge Photography - Will Cooper Mitchell Piano, Electric Piano [Feneder] - Nick Ramm Saxophone [Tenor], Saxophone [Soprano] - Tom Chant Trombone [Bass] - Lewis Edney Trombone [Tenor] - Alan Hardiman , Bob Dowell Trumpet - Freddie Bols , Gavin Broom Turntables, Electronics - Patrick Carpenter Viola - Merlyn Sturt , Nozomi Cohen , Stella Page Violin - Antonia Pagulatos , Catriona Parker , Marianne Haynes , Martin Lissola , Nat Jones , Patrick Roberts , Penny Ainscow , Jote Osahn* , Rosie Tompsett , Sam Aylward Adapted By - John Calvert (2) Genre................: Jazz, Soul, Electronic Source...............: CD Year.................: 2008 Ripper...............: CDex 1.50b7 & Samsung CD/DVDW SH-222A Codec................: LAME 3.97 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3, APE v2.000 Ripped by............: pparadiso on 26.11.2010 Included.............: NFO Covers...............: Complet 150 DPI 01. All That You Give (originally on Every Day) 02. Child Song (originally on Ma Fleur) 03. Flite (originally on Every Day) 04. Familiar Ground (featuring Heidi Vogel) (originally on Ma Fleur) 05. To Build A Home (featuring Grey Reverend) (originally on Ma Fleur) 06. Prelude (originally on Ma Fleur) 07. Breathe (featuring Heidi Vogel) (originally on Ma Fleur) 08. Man With The Movie Camera (originally on Man with a Movie Camera) 09. Time And Space (featuring Lou Rhodes) (originally on Ma Fleur) 10. As The Stars Fall (Japanese Edition bonus track) (originally on Ma Fleur) 11. Burn Out (ITunes Bonus Track) Playing Time.........: 01:05:01 Total Size...........: 153.52 MB [code]http://uploaded.net/file/o70o5a92/TCOLRAH_by_pparadiso.rar[/code]